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10.28
2024
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[Exhibition Preview] ISTFA 2024, Materials Conference

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MA-tek will participate in two major events in November 2024: the International Symposium for Testing and Failure Analysis (ISTFA) and the China Materials Conference. We sincerely invite experts and industry partners to visit our booth to exchange innovative material technologies. We look forward to collaborating with the industry through this exhibition to explore the infinite possibilities of materials science!

 

ISTFA event information

 

  • Event Date: October 28, 2024 — November 1, 2024
  • Event Location: Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel
  • MA-tek Booth Number: Booth 117

 

China Materials Conference event information

 

  • Event Date: November 15, 2024 — November 16, 2024
  • Event location: No. 145, Xingda Road, South District, Taichung City (National Chung Hsing University)
  • MA-tek booth number: A-18

 

The two-day 113th Annual Meeting of the Chinese Materials Science Society concluded successfully on November 16 at National Chung Hsing University. Sincere thanks to all the experts, scholars, and students who visited the MA-tek booth for in-depth discussions on the latest materials testing and analysis techniques, making this grand event rich in exchanges and inspiration!

 

As in previous years, MA-tek once again exclusively sponsored the "Taiwan Materials Science Microstructure Imaging Aesthetics Competition" organized by the society. This competition aims to capture the unique characteristics of materials science through visual imaging and other analytical instruments, combining imagination and creativity to showcase the aesthetic qualities inherent in scientific images, providing participants with an excellent platform to demonstrate the "microstructure and aesthetics of materials science." It also encourages more participants to present the charm of materials science through innovative perspectives and artistic interpretations.

 

This year's competition was particularly intense, receiving nearly 170 submissions. The colleagues from MA-tek also actively participated, contributing several outstanding works, and stood out in the finals of the "Social Group" with their exceptional creativity and performance, winning the following awards:

 

  • Gold Award: "10nm Thumb" — Hong Yi-Wei
  • Excellent work: "Exploding Penguin" — Huang Yan-Bo
  • Excellent work: "Lobster" - Chen Peihua

 

 

These works use material microstructures as a canvas, perfectly combining science and aesthetics. Can you imagine a 10-nanometer microstructure presenting a delicate form of a "thumb"? Or a lively posture of a "running penguin" and a "lobster" emerging from the microscopic world? This is not just a breakthrough in technology, but a feast of art!

 

MA-tek supports innovation and aesthetics

 

As a long-term sponsor of the competition, we firmly believe that materials science is not only at the core of research and technology but can also showcase astonishing aesthetic value through imaging! This year's competition was even more exciting, and we thank every participant for their efforts in blending science and art in the microscopic world.

 

Highlights of the event review

 

In addition to the competition achievements, the annual meeting attracted a large number of scholars and experts who engaged in discussions with us about new technologies and application solutions for materials testing, allowing us to feel the endless possibilities of materials science!

 

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